‘Take responsibility’ – Minority caucus supports tough action against South Africa

Reparations Cartel: African and Caribbean Leaders Target U.S. and Europe’s Taxpayers

The 19-point plan was African Union and the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) Commission on ​Reparatory Justice. The post Reparations Cartel: African and Caribbean Leaders Target U.S. and Europe’s Taxpayers first appeared on Le·gal In·sur·rec·tion.

NESTOR BASEMERA, PhD: Ubuntu Bleeds: How Xenophobia Kills the Pan-African Dream

Pan-Africanism began as a powerful promise. Championed by visionary leaders like Ghana’s Kwame Nkrumah, the movement sought to unite Africans globally, fostering deep racial solidarity and shared ideologies. From political alliances to the creation of the Organization of African Unity (OAU) in 1963—which later evolved into the African Union (AU) in 2002—the continental vision was [] The post NESTOR BASEMERA, PhD: Ubuntu Bleeds: How Xenophobia Kills the Pan-African Dream appeared first on Watchdog Uganda.

Congolese Nationals in Cape Town Call for Unity Amid Anti-Immigrant Protests

CAPE TOWN, WESTERN CAPE — As a June 30 deadline set by anti-immigrant groups rapidly approaches, Congolese nationals in Cape Town are calling for unity among Africans. Foreign residents are voicing serious concerns regarding their livelihoods and safety as nationwide marches targeting undocumented foreign nationals are planned across South Africa. Collette Furaha, a Congolese national []

The National: A bold new chapter in South African journalism

The National: A bold new chapter in South African journalism

The Economist: Africa embraces Starlink (while SA politicians force poor second choice)

The Economist: Africa embraces Starlink (while SA politicians force poor second choice)

African States Emphasizing Quality of Continental Economic Transformation

The Agenda 2063 “Decade of Acceleration” drawn by the African Union has been seriously considered not for the quality of its plans, but for the delivery of tangible transformation, underscoring steady economic progress and consolidating support for current initiatives that advance peace and cooperation across Africa. The first Biennial Progress Report of the Second Ten-Year [] The post African States Emphasizing Quality of Continental Economic Transformation appeared first on Modern Diplomacy.

South Africa’s debt to Africa: Has the Rainbow Nation forgotten who stood with it?

For decades, South Africa occupied a unique moral position on the African continent. Its struggle against apartheid was not merely a national liberation movement but became Africa’s defining cause. From Lagos to Maputo, from Addis Ababa to Harare, and Rabat to Cairo, independent African states mobilized diplomatic, financial and material support to isolate the apartheid The post South Africa’s debt to Africa: Has the Rainbow Nation forgotten who stood with it? appeared first on Dateline Nigeria.

‘West Africa loses $88.6bn yearly to illicit flows’

Members of Public Accounts Committees (PACs) from across the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) have been urged to strengthen collaboration and adopt practical measures to tackle corruption, illicit financial flows and other financial crimes in the sub-region. The call was made at a seminar on the theme, “Preventing Financial Crimes and Enhancing Public The post ‘West Africa loses 88.6bn yearly to illicit flows’ appeared first on Ghanaian Times.

The other violence: While South Africa watched the marches, the state built a camp

We are watching a de facto refugee camp form under our noses, assembled not by the chaos of mobs but by the order of officials with stamps and clipboards and the quiet confidence of those who know that no one is watching. There is a hidden humanitarian crisis unfolding at South Africa’s border with Zimbabwe. [] The post The other violence: While South Africa watched the marches, the state built a camp appeared first on The Namibian.

Africa: All of Africa Today - July 13, 2026

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What South Africa’s June 30 Deadline Reveals About State Authority and African Integration

What South Africa’s June 30 Deadline Reveals About State Authority and African Integration

Quote of the day by Nelson Mandela: "A nation should not be judged by how it treats its highest citizens, but…"

Nelson Mandela believed a nation's true measure lies in its treatment of the lowest citizens. He argued that societal success is revealed by how the vulnerable are supported. This perspective stems from his personal experiences with injustice and imprisonment. Mandela championed equality and fairness as fundamental societal building blocks. His enduring message emphasizes dignity and opportunity for all people.

UN Human Rights Council Adopts First-Ever Resolution On Human Rights And Neglected Tropical Diseases

Landmark resolution championed by a core group of African Member States led by Malawi In a landmark moment for global health and human rights, African countries spearheaded the first-ever resolution adopted by the United Nations Human Rights Council today, formally recognizing the profound and inseparable links between human rights and neglected tropical diseases (NTDs). The []

South African: Jacinta Ngobese Zuma explains why her group is not going after others but Africans

Jacinta Zuma, leader of South Africa's March March, in an interview with a Ghanaian TV, explained why the protest is not targeting others but only Africans.

What keeps AFRICA from DEVELOPING?

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👨🏿‍🚀TechCabal Daily – A central bank joins PAPSS

In today's edition: Quick Fire with Opeyemi Folorunsho || Ghana opens auction for 5G licence || Central African Bank joins PAPSS || Who secured the bag?

Kwara APC Forms Committee to Reconcile Aggrieved Members

The Kwara State Chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has established a five-person committee to engage with all stakeholders within the party as part of its efforts to resolve differences and strengthen its base ahead of the 2027 election. The committee is headed by retired Col. Ademola Lawal, a seasoned administrator and statesman. Other [] The post Kwara APC Forms Committee to Reconcile Aggrieved Members appeared first on Voice of Nigeria.

Africans must go… But to where?

The troubling scenes unfolding in South Africa, where fellow Africans are being harassed, beaten, threatened, and told to “go back home”, are unsettling to every conscience across this continent. As the June 30 ultimatum by vigilante groups such as March and March approaches, the urgency and ugliness of the situation demand a simple but profound question: if Africans must go, then where should they go?

Inclusion financière : La BCRG définit le cap de la prochaine décennie à Luanda

Les 9 et 10 juillet 2026, l’élite des banques centrales africaines s’est réunie à Luanda pour la 15e Table ronde annuelle de l’Initiative africaine pour les politiques d’inclusion financière (AfPI). La Banque Centrale de la République de Guinée (BCRG), représentée par son Premier Vice-Gouverneur, Elhadj Mohamed Lamine CONTE, a joué un rôle moteur dans ces []

South Africa’s Anti-Immigrant Backlash Puts Its African Leadership at Risk

After 10 years working in South Africa and [] The post South Africa’s Anti-Immigrant Backlash Puts Its African Leadership at Risk appeared first on The Media Line.

SA nurses: vote No, stay union and strike back

After their long running “Respect” campaign, which recently saw two 24-hour hospital strikes, public sector nurses and midwives in South Australia are furious at the settlement that their union’s leadership is recommending for a Yes vote. Labor Premier Peter Malinauskas boasted on social media that the agreement provides “a 16 per cent pay rise over [] The post SA nurses: vote No, stay union and strike back first appeared on Solidarity Online.